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Jason Calacanis 10:58PM (12/18/2005)
...I've wanted to one of these since last fall and I've given up and gotten a Mini that gets like 30+ MPG. However, I really want to et 50+ MPG and stop supporting the places like Saudi Arabia that are the epicenters of terrorism. I'm so happy to see market demand for these go through the roof... Americans understand that the mess in the middle east is based in many ways on our dependence on their oil. Imagine if the whole country had 50+ MPG cars...that would be amazing.
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Jason Kratz 10:58PM (12/18/2005)
Dependence on middle east oil is a fallacy. We import as much from mexico, canada, and venezuela as we do from the Saudis. in 1999 we were the 3rd largest producer of oil behind the saudis and former soviet union. in 1996 we were the largest oil producer. if we want to lessen dependence on the saudis we should be using our own oil.
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